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by vertis
1211 days ago
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I don't see how it's dodgy to craft a resume that tells the story you want to say unless you're inserting things that didn't happen. Getting a job is an exercise in sales and marketing. Everything I've seen about OP's post and comments can be pitched in a manner that highlights learning and growth. This isn't dodgy it's essential. To be clear, I think you can do lots of dodgy things with a resume, but you can also craft a narrative without any of those things (e.g. claiming skills and experience you don't have). |
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The comment suggested:
> find some company that has closed shop in the past two months. Their HR staff etc. will be long gone, and who's to say if you worked there or not.